Prospects for Services Trade Negotiations

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Analisis Dampak Implementasi Komitmen Indonesia di Sektor Jasa Konstruksi dalam Kerangka AFAS

“…Bagi perekonomian negara-negara ASEAN, sektor jasa merupakan komponen yang semakin penting dengan kontribusi antara 30-40% dari PDB dan dengan kecenderungan yang semakin meningkat (Schott et al, 2012). Perdagangan jasa menyumbang dari perdagangan ASEAN.…”

“…Pertumbuhan ekspor-impor jasa ASEAN didominasi oleh jasa perjalanan, transportasi, dan jasa bisnis lainnya. Ketiga sektor ini memiliki kontribusi 85% terhadap total ekspor dan 79% total impor pada tahun 2010 (Schott et al, 2012). Jasa keuangan dan jasa komputer, serta informasi juga memiliki peranan yang besar dalam perda-gangan jasa ASEAN.…”